Irish Auditing & Accounting Supervisory Authority
IAASA is responsible for the supervision of the accounting profession and is the competent authority for the oversight of statutory auditors in Ireland. We also have direct responsibility for the inspection of audits of Public Interest Entities.
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IAASA publishes its 2022 reports on audit quality assurance – 06/03/2023
IAASA has published the 2022 quality assurance review reports in…
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D’fhoilsigh IAASA Páipéar Comhairliúcháin ar a mholtaí chun Treoir Smachtbhannaí a eisiúint
D’fhoilsigh IAASA Páipéar Comhairliúcháin ar a mholtaí chun Treoir Smachtbhannaí…
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European accounting enforcers set out common enforcement priorities regarding companies’ 2022 financial statements
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published its annual priorities…
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Annual Audit Programme and Activity Report 2021
IAASA publishes its AAPA Report for 2021 (April 2022) The…
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IAASA has published a Consultation paper on its proposal to revise International Standard on Auditing (ISA) (Ireland) 600
IAASA has published a Consultation paper on its proposal to…
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Outcome of financial statement examinations completed in 2022
Today, the Irish Auditing and Accounting Supervisory Authority (IAASA) has…
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IAASA publishes its 2022 reports on audit quality assurance – 06/03/2023
IAASA has published the 2022 quality assurance review reports in…
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Annual Audit Programme and Activity Report 2021
IAASA publishes its AAPA Report for 2021 (April 2022) The…
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IAASA issues a revised version of ISA (Ireland) 600 – 09/02/2023
Following public consultation, IAASA has today (09 February) issued a…
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Compendium of financial reporting decisions – 24/01/2023
IAASA, Ireland’s accounting enforcer, has today published a compendium of…